Covid-19 update: Client advice on what to do during the Coronavirus crisis
Protect your pet against life threatening viral diseases
Vaccinating your pet is important to protect your pet against life threatening viral diseases that can't be treated with anti-biotics. Sussex Coast offer vaccination courses for dogs, cats, rabbits and ferrets. You can buy your vacciantions separately, as part of kitten or puppy package or through our Pet Health Club which we would recommend as this will cover not only their routine vaccinations but also important preventative healthcare such as flea and worming treatments.
For both cats and dogs, the initial vaccination course is in two parts.
Kittens: The 1st part of the vaccination is given from 9 weeks of age and the 2nd vaccination is given 3 weeks later.
Puppies: The 1st part of the vaccination is given from 6-8 weeks of age and the 2nd vaccination is given at 10 weeks of age.
Rabbits: A combined Myxomatosis and VHD vaccination can be given from 5 weeks of age.
YES! Although some components of the routine vaccine do stimulate a long-term immunity that can last for a few years, most components do not and so an annual booster is essential to ensure full protection for your pets.
There is a little bit of flexibility with the timing of the booster vaccinations. However, it is advised not to left too long as your pet’s immunity will be reduced, and the initial 2-part vaccination course may also need to be restarted.
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